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12th Teignmouth Folk Festival. The Carlton Theatre will be the
“The Mooncoin Ceilidh Band”, equally at home on the concert stage as they are playing for dancing will also be performing. James Findlay, a young Dorset- based traditional singer and musician and winner of the 2010 Young Folk Awards, makes his first visit to the festival as do Oxford- based band Magpie Lane who will be headlining Saturday night’s concert.
concert features twin sisters Charlotte and Laura Carrivick,
Sunday afternoon’s Local group
HE weekend of 18-20 June will again see the town filled with music, song and dance for the
venue for the main concerts and on Friday we welcome back the Danish trio Habbadám who thrilled audiences last year.
finalists in the 2010 Young Folk Awards and at just 20 years old are making a name for themselves playing and writing music in their unique style, showing strong bluegrass influences. They will be followed by the legendary and hilarious Sid Kipper – an afternoon not to be missed.
Red Shed are playing for the Saturday night Ceilidh plus The Pyrates and The Old Porch Band in concert on the Triangle Stage. Several dance teams will alsoattend the festival giving displays in the Triangle, Upper Den and around the town. More artists to be confirmed For further information go to
www.teignmouthfolk.co.uk or contact publicity officer Martyn Hillstead on 01626 778071.
clockwise, from above, Sid Kipper, James Findlay, The Pyrates and Charlotte and Laura Carrivick.
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